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All Tech JobsThe whole board, newest first.Roles That Fit MeAnswer a few questions, see your matches.Early WindowFound before the big boards.Direct ApplyStraight to the manager, past the ATS.$102,400 - 128,000/ year
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Sign Up to ReadThe company designs and builds rockets, spacecraft and critical subsystems.
You will be based onsite at the global headquarters in Long Beach, CA, on the Production Automation team.
The team is international, and its developers come from varied engineering backgrounds.
Day to day, you will work with avionics and manufacturing engineers to build, improve and support software that functionally tests spacecraft components and systems for the company's launch vehicles and space-system programs.
You will work with stakeholders while new components are developed and again when they move onto a production line.
The team helps bring up and maintain test rigs and assists engineers in evaluating test result data.
The company wants developers who welcome new challenges, and it encourages applications even if you do not yet know the full tech stack.
Onsite at the Long Beach, CA headquarters.
Domestic and international travel may be required.
The role may involve long periods of sitting, standing, walking and computer work, plus occasional exposure to moderate noise, dust and fumes in production areas.
Base pay range for California only: $102,400 - $128,000 USD.
Level and base pay are set case by case, based on job-related knowledge and skills, education and experience.
For US offices: to meet US space technology export rules, including ITAR, you must be a US citizen, a lawful permanent resident, a lawfully admitted refugee or asylee, or eligible to obtain the required authorizations from the US State Department and/or Commerce Department, as applicable.
For New Zealand offices: background checks, including nationality checks, are run before any offer is made. You must be eligible to access equipment and data regulated under US ITAR. You may be ineligible if you do not hold citizenship of Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland, the European Union or a NATO member country, or if you hold ineligible dual citizenship or nationality.
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Rocket Lab Corporation
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